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Many seed heads which are very small.

7 comments

   9 Aug 2017
Any chance of getting a good closeup of the flowers? When I blow one up, it appears to be a head of small bell-shaped flowers. Which leaves belong to the flowers - the linear grass-like leaves or the short broad leaves in a sort of rosette in photo 1?
   9 Aug 2017
Hope the 2 new photos are some help. The attached leaves seem to be grasses. The flower stalk is only about 10 cm or less and very fragile.
   9 Aug 2017
Thanks Ruth - definitely a clover will need to check books at home to determine which one it is
   18 Aug 2017
The plants are so small, flower stalks are 10cm or less. Will keep a watch on the area.
   18 Aug 2017
Agree that it is more likely to be Leptorhynchus squamatus.
   1 Sep 2017
I will keep a lookout for the area - it is near a pathway. The strange thing is there does not seem to be any leaves, they may have died and we are just left with the seed stalk.
   1 Sep 2017
Thank you

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  • 16 - 100 Abundance
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  • Less than 10cm Plant height

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